Table of Contents
General Submissions
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- Comonwealth, Jonathan Aibel
- Prayer, Lawrence Arancio
- My Aunt, Peter Austin
- Reflections on a Map Before Going Out, Michael Barrett
- Threshold, Michèle Betty
- Butanding, Michèle Betty
- Gullah Words, Sam Candler
- Weightless, Sarah Carey
- Tomorrow’s Forecast, Wendy Taylor Carlisle
- Elizabeth Bishop and Mariane Moore at the Circus, David Curry
- Snow’s Memory, Todd Davis
- Faremo il Limoncello, Chelsea N. Fabian
- The Girl by the Window, Jennifer Finstrom
- My Father, Jennifer L. Freed
- Rhinthon to a Traveler at His Grave, Daniel Galef
- Cannot, Robbie Gamble
- Dispatch from a Hotel Pool, Megan Gannon
- Stand Up Paddle Board, Giles Goodland
- Hunting, with Text, Silvia Guerra (tr. J.L. Kercheval & J. Pitas)
- The Catch, Ken Haas
- milkweed: a love poem, Cordelia Hanemann
- Rootstock, Sallie Hess
- All Velvet, Hannah Horn
- A Precursor to Neurosurgery, Zebulon Huset
- Tea House, Hajar Hussaini
- University of Feelings, Kenneth Jakubas
- Winter Barley, Erik Jonah
- Tomales Bay, Kathryn Jordan
- The Invited, Garret Keizer
- The Constellations of Other Countries, Tina Kelley
- What the Undertaker Said at the Party, Laurinda Lind
- Passé, Lauren Mallett
- Crabapples, Joshua Martin
- Wolfram My Valentine, Lynn McGee
- Speaking to the Shadows, Joseph Milosch
- You Ask Why, Exactly, Your Birth Mom Left You (and What That Means About Love), Rebecca Morton
- I’m Not Any of the Things I Used to Be, LI, Julie Murphy
- I’m Not Any of the Things I Used to Be, LII, Julie Murphy
- Moon of Faith, Michele Reese
- Three African Prayers, Rochelle Robinson-Dukes
- Nursing the Books, Joel Savishinsky
- Etika Downstream, T. Dallas Saylor
- Autumn, New Mexico, Ruth Smullin
- When You Ask Me Why I Have to Walk So Long, So Far Away, Christine Swint
- After the Curandera Told Me About the Spirits, Christine Swint
- Now, Somehow, Judith Terzi
- Hen, Iain Twiddy
- Visiting, Brian Volck
- Chvrches, B.J. Wilson
- Becoming a Raccoon, Annie Woodford
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Dan Veach Prize for Younger Writers
Poetry International 2020 Winner, judged by Khalisa Rae
Poetry International 2020 Finalists
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- Body Scan Meditation, Craig Beaven
- Self Portrait as Star Gazer, Caleb Braun
- Night traps, Anne Casey
- Beloved, Christian Collier
- Jake’s Parade, Michael Dechane
- Absolution Fantasy, Aaron Deutsch
- The Only Way We Know How, Laurel Faye
- On the Bowerbird, Thalia Geiger
- Receiving the Veil, Renny Golden
- Sacrilege, Renny Golden
- Bundle of Asparagus, 1880, Paula Goldman
- 13 Reasons Why My Mexican Father Fears Water, Saúl Hernández
- Hoyt Arboretum Under Spring Rain, AE Hines
- Purgatory : Pandemic, Anna Leahy
- In Which We Bleed the Moon of the Orient, Tina Mai
- The Forest Beyond the Trees, Michael Malan
- Nanjing, Emma Miao
- Baby, Amy Miller
- Appalachia Aubade, Tony Morris
- Delirium, Day Sixteen After Surgery, Walking with Whitman, Adele Ne Jame
- All the Colours of the Sky, Damen O’Brien
- What’s in a Name, Esther Ra
- Thirteen for Supper, Claire Scott
- Illustrating an Angel, Elena Unger
- Thank You for the Tiger Lilies, Kelly Vande Plasse
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